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The Council of Europe Development Bank.
Minister Dacic in talks with Governor of the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) Tuesday, 02 October 2018.
The Council of Europe Development Bank.
Meeting of Minister Dacic with Deputy Director General of the Council of Europe Development Bank[19/09/2018].
The Council of Europe Development Bank.
Minister Dacic meets with Deputy Director General of the Council of Europe Development Bank Wednesday, 19 September 2018.
The Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) is a multilateral development bank with a social vocation.
The rest of the funds will be secured from the Serbian budget, EU pre-accession funds,the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Council of Europe Development Bank.
The Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) is a multilateral development bank with a social vocation.
The other donors to the project are the European Investment Bank and the Council of Europe Development Bank, which are providing $15m each, and the Albanian government, which is contributing $30m.
The Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) is a multilateral development bank with an exclusively social mandate.
Strong support to the program is provided by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), the Organization for Security andCooperation in Europe(OSCE) and the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB).
The Council of Europe Development Bank approved on a 45.2m-euro loan for support of Croatia's healthcare sector.
Dinkic said that at the upcoming session of the government special funds will be approved, andthe Ministry of Finance will examine the possibility of acquiring one more loan from the Council of Europe Development Bank.
The UNHCR and the Council of Europe Development Bank signed a co-operation agreement on projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) and Serbia-Montenegro.
I refer here to the Regional Housing Programme jointly implemented by four countries- R. Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, in cooperation with the European Commission, UNHCR,OSCE and the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB).
The Council of Europe Development Bank will provide $1m for the World Bank-supported Bosnia and Herzegovina Pilot Cultural Heritage Project.
The 7 Most Endangered programme was launched in January 2013 by Europa Nostra with the European Investment Bank Institute as founding partner and the Council of Europe Development Bank as associated partner.
The documents have been sent to the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) for approval, and publication of an open tender procedure is planned by the end of July.
Namely, I refer here to the Regional Housing Programme jointly implemented by four countries- R. Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, in cooperation with the European Commission, UNHCR,OSCE and the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB).
The Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) will provide 110m euros in financing to Macedonia for projects in health care and education, social activities and prison reconstruction.
The state plans to invest about 220m euros over the next five years, with additional funds from the state budget, EU pre-accession funds,the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Council of Europe Development Bank.
The Republic of Serbia has received financing from the Council of Europe Development Bank in the form of a loan toward the cost of the project: Research and Development in the Public Sector.
The government approved a feasibility study of the project called"Works on rehabilitation andprevention after floods of April 2005 in central Banat municipalities through credit lines of the Council of Europe Development Bank".
The value of construction andequipment is €23 million; the Council of Europe Development Bank provided a loan of €18 million and Serbia contributed €5 million from the national budget.
Along with our 450 million dinars for the preparation of documentation for wastewater treatment plants and 200 million dinars for the rehabilitation of landfill sites,we also expect 200 million euros of credit from the Council of Europe Development Bank for projects in the domain of the environment.
Thanks to the credit line in the amount of 60 million euro obtained from the Council of Europe Development Bank(CEB) in December last year, Banca Intesa has the opportunity to offer very competitive conditions for financing local self-administration.
Along with our 450 million dinars for the preparation of documentation for wastewater treatment plants and 200 million dinars for the rehabilitation of landfill sites,we also expect 200 million euros of credit from the Council of Europe Development Bank for projects in the domain of the environment.
We are looking forward to cooperation with partner countries, UNHCR,EU, OSCE, Council of Europe Development Bank and donor countries to make additional efforts to fully implement this Programme without setting any deadlines that cannot be met by the partner countries.
Which is a good sign for the $15.5m, UNESCO-initiated project which has been made possible by a $4m World Bank credit,a $1m grant from the Council of Europe Development Bank and donations from the governments of Croatia, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey.